differential
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That's just cityplace, nothing surprising there.
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That's just cityplace, nothing surprising there.
neuhaus
Senior Member
it's better than a canyon of ugliness at Liberty Village.
isaidso
Senior Member
Is it? Various shades of god awful.
maestro
Senior Member
There's more residential high rise diversity in this boom than any other boom.
maestro
Senior Member
This tower is a mediocre let down from the renderings. The public view (side facing the street) is still better than 75% of the condos being built as its one of the few glass buildings which is glass in its traditional sense. It's also one of the better podiums. This is nothing like Liberty Village where some developments fail on every level.
Keyz
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scamander24
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Kraylin
Active Member
I have been anxiously awaiting the revitalization of the brick podium. It seems to me they matched the new brick with the old brick quite well. The cleaning of the existing heritage brick doesn't seem to have turned out too good in my view... are there still additional treatments for the brick facade?
It will be good to see the windows and entryway installed as well.
It will be good to see the windows and entryway installed as well.
Miscreant
Senior Member
I've been anxiously awaiting the hoarding coming down and the street being renewed. It feels like it's been blocked off forever.
agoraflaneur
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stjames2queenwest
Senior Member
Is it just me or are those fins more noticeable now. In person they seem more noticable and colourful. Maybe it's just because everything is so grey right now.
bmiller
Active Member
Nothing more than infill. Location is everything, and apparently design doesn't matter. Build and they will come, regardless of the bland mundane appearance. The design review panel
has to up their game a few notches.
has to up their game a few notches.
cd concept
Senior Member
Quantity not quality! That's the name of the game for most of these condos going up in this city. We need to create buildings that have other solid materials than just the blue green glass look.
